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    Spending? Yes sometimes, but mostly I am making money overseas.

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    Risky business?? Worth it?? Can be. I'm not that brave yet. I'll keep reloading.

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    well if you consider That another 4 years of Obama means the papermill is going to keep spinning, now is a good time to hedge against inflation.

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    For a currency traders.....


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    Quote Originally Posted by Byte Stryke View Post
    well if you consider That another 4 years of Obama means the papermill is going to keep spinning, now is a good time to hedge against inflation.
    LOL. Do you think Romney was going to let the fed raise rates? Or appoint someone who would?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancho Villa View Post
    LOL. Do you think Romney was going to let the fed raise rates? Or appoint someone who would?
    No, not for a while anyway, a good chance he wouldn't have for the first 4 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roberth View Post
    No, not for a while anyway, a good chance he wouldn't have for the first 4 years.
    I don't mean to be cynical but raising the rates would cause a lot of short-term pain, and the way things are no politician that has ambitions for either a 2nd term or for his party to remain in power in his 2nd term and beyond is going to do anything that can be solidly linked to them like that.

    Don't get me wrong, it needs to be done; I just don't think anyone is going to force the issue until someone at the fed eases it up for their own reasons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancho Villa View Post
    I don't mean to be cynical but raising the rates would cause a lot of short-term pain, and the way things are no politician that has ambitions for either a 2nd term or for his party to remain in power in his 2nd term and beyond is going to do anything that can be solidly linked to them like that.

    Don't get me wrong, it needs to be done; I just don't think anyone is going to force the issue until someone at the fed eases it up for their own reasons.
    Wall Street, D.C. and Americans in general don't want any pain of any sort so they'll keep up the current charade. Adult Americans know we need the pain but our guys lose in the primaries.

    Yes, it needs to be done. Bush the Younger could have sacked up and done it and we'd probably be through it now. The dumbass ran TARP instead and The Messiah just followed Bush policy and here we are today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pancho Villa View Post
    LOL. Do you think Romney was going to let the fed raise rates? Or appoint someone who would?

    Actually, I think Romney would have fired Bernanke and Geithner and done away with BS programs like "Quantitative Easing" (link for you in case you arent following- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantitative_easing ) and put someone who knew what they were doing and had some damned common sense in their place. Had Romney been elected, cut some of the socialist programs and put out a balanced budget, the rest of the world would have seen it as a sign of recovery and our currency and debt rating would have improved. Instead we have re-elected a person the entire financial world considers a socialist, who will continue to print money at will and borrow from China while giving away to others, and that will lower our debt rating and confidence in the dollar. The fact that Europe is having their own issues- Greece is a big deal but Spain and Portugal are not much better off- is a large part of what keeps our currency from being devalued further.

    Euro and cable are ranging, solid drop to support at 1.59280 at the announcement then retrace back around 1.60 after the US market open. Expect to see resistance at 1.64 range if it continues to push up.

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